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SUNDAY rRAlHy.

TRAINS LEAVE HEADING
ror Lancaster at T. ~ "A. m. ana lOD D. m.
Tor Quarryville at zoo p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE QUARRYv1LLk
tor Lancaster. Lebanon ana Reading at ITO am
TRAINS LEAVE KING sT. fIaucaster.l
For ReadinR and Lebanon at eos n m. ana 50
pm.
FOR Quarryvilo at $40 y. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE PRINCE ST u.ancaster.l
sor Reading ana Lebanon ana SIG O. m ana -
n. IN. X lA
For Quarryvile at 6t3 r. m.
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON
Tor Lancaster at 7.h5 a. IN and 3:l5 D. M
por Quarryville at 3:5 u IN.
Tor connection at Columbia. Marietta yuun
tion. Lancaster junction, Man helm. Readine
Auu Lebanon. sec time tables at all stations, Il
A. NJ. WILSON. Superjnt teutfest. .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

Life seems hardly worth the living today To
many tired, unhappy discouraged woman " no
Ia suffering from chronic female weakness for
which she has been able to find no relief. But
there is a certain cure for all the painful com
plants to which the weaker sex Is liable. We
refer TO DR.. Pierce's -" Favorite Prescription to
the virtues OF which thousands OF women can
testify. As a tonic and nerviuo 1t Is uneur-
passed All druggists, w,SSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
spBCIAL EDTfCBs.

SHlLOIIS CAThRRH REMEDY-a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, and Canker Mouth.
FOR sale by III. u. Cochran, Druggist, No. l31
North Queen street
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OuRE EOR THE nEAr-


" Pecks Patent Improved Cushioned Ear
Drums perfectly restore hearing aud perform
the work OF the natural drum. Invisible. com.
Portable and always In position. All converse.
ton and even whispers heard distinctly. send
Tor illustrated book with testimonials. FREE.
Address or call on y. HlSCOA, e53 broadway,
New York. Mention this paper.
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Active. Pushing and ReI,apIe,

n. d. Cochran. Druggist, Isl and l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, can always be re-
lied upon to carry In stock the purcst and best
goods, and sustain the reputation of being ac-
tive, pushing and reliable by recommending
articles with wellestablished merit and such as
are popular. Having the agency for the cee-
brated DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton. colds and coughs Will sell 1t on a positive
guarantee. II will surely cure any and every
affection of throat lungs, and chest, and in order
to prove our claim. we ask you 10 call and get Il
Trial Bottle Free IN
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NAPCINE PLASTERS.
BENS0N'S POROUS PLASTERS,

WINTER EXPOSURE CAUSES COUGHS
Colds. Pleurisy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia
Neuralgia, sCiatica. Lumbago, Backache and
other anments. for which Bensons Capcine
Plasters are admitted to be tho best rcined v
known. They relieve and cure I'm a few hours
when no other application IL of the least bene nj
Endorsed by 5 WJ ply sicians and druggists BE-
ware of limitations under similar Sounding
names. such as "Capsicum "Capsitin," OF
" "Capsicine" ASK FOR BHSsoN's AND TAKs No
oTHERs. Examine carefully when you buy, All
druggists.
SEABURY n JOHNSON,
dli6mdeodaw Proprietors, New York.
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f1ENNSfLVANlA RAILROAD SCHED
\ uLE.-ln effect from June 49, Isss
Trains LEAVE LAsoAsrsR aud lenys a na arrsv !
at Philadelphia as tolows: -' {



burg at $40 p. IN. and arrives at Lancaster at 83D
p. m.
The Marietta Accommodation leaves Colum
bia at $50 a. m ana reaches Marietta at 6;h5 Also
leaves Columbia at Has q. IN. ana 2f5 d. M.
reaching Marietta at l2.0l ana e;53 LeavpS
Marietta at sos y. IN. and arrives at Columbia a.
80 also, leaves AT 5:35 ana arrives at $50.
The York Accommodation leaves Marietta a
7l0 and arrives at Lancaster at 500 conn octfnN
with Harrisburg Express at $40 n. IN.
The Frederick Accomm odation, west, connect
Ing at Lancaster with Fast Line, west. at f1o
p. NJ, viii run through TO Frederick. n.
The Frederick Accommodation, east, leaves
Columbia at p2o and reaches Lancaster at l2s69
p. IN.
Hanover Accommodation, west, connecting at
Lancaster with Niagara Express at $50 q. M.
dEy; ,,rs wo., m s,,,.u -,.o ,.
Will stop at Downingtown, Coatesvillo, Parkee
burg, Mt. JOY, Elizabethtown and MiddletoWn.
The only tIf,ins which run daily. on Sunday
the hail train wost runs bv way of Columbia.
j. Il, WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CHAS. Il. PUGH General Manager.
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Don allow anyone to make you believe any
other remedy Is just IA good for sick headaCht
ms Dr. Lcslies Special Prescription, for IL is not
true. This Is the only remedy In the world that
strikes at the root of the disease and dri YES II
out Give IL "a trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

i to raise nice family of boys Eud rirls
and then have them carried into an early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check IL in its first stages by
The prompt use of kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, warranted to cure and relieve all
cases. Price soc. and 81. For sale by III. Il,
Cochran. druggist No. l3I North Queen street.
Trial size free. (D
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SyURE GUARANTEED,
RUPTUR E..

Cure guaranteed by DB. =. Is. MAYEB.
Ease at once no operation or delay from bust
ness tested by hundreds of cures. Main once.
sSl ARCH ST.. PHILA. Send for Circular.
G0lvdAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

SHlLOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group, whOoping Cough ana bronchitis. For
sale by ii. b: Cochran. Druggist, No. l37 NORTH
lln .tr
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READING 4 COLUMBIA RAltstauf.
AND RRANCHEs, AND LNBANuN q
LANCASTER JOINT LlNkW III 71

Vn suo Aftsr SUNDAY. NovNMWHW IL e.
TRAINS LkAvE REAplNu H
-" C0inmhis and Lancaster at "a q. NJ, t111
noon ana sl0 n. m. n
~, Sh,ul SShm,srlryville AZ las n IN and 1iQ o. M.
~"e a,es ~ LIS A. m. and is.o IN.
hAiNs LkAvE COLUMBIA
WI 'ananon At "a ~ and asO ~ m = *}
nAiss LEAVE w ARRYvILLE n
Tor Rsa.Sin',o ~, y, - ana 7ih a IN. ana AS n ~
TOT LeDanon et 2@ n, m y 1
For pasa,n phaAvE MING STREET tLancss,er,, 3
ror Hesulng AZ 80 n. M Ia " and 40 m NJ
sor Lebanon ~ $40 a. m, n 90 ana Nun Il m
Sor 3uarryvi!!ea AZ p1l n m., at0 and a S NJ - !,
LEAVE PRINCE srRRET ti.ancas,sw. ~ - K.
For Reading at 40 a. m., iab0and Am hi M" n" "
sor Lebanon A. ~ a. m. iat0 and hOs II. IN.
bor Quarfyvfllo At .. 20 n. m, 40 aud ali, ~ -
TRAINS LEAVE GEBANON. -
Tor Lancaster at ESQ n. m, lly5 and T;p ~ n Z
For Quarryvilie at 7;2o q. m. -.
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THE REV. GEO. IL. THAYER, of bourbon
Ind, says " Both myself and W to owe our lives
to SlllLOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE" For sale
by Ii. d. Cochran. Druggist. No. l37 North Queen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18
FOR lighthouses

Tor RENT-THREE-S ST Ry BRICK. llo6 . ST.
Il SIX good -zed rooms three small all modern con
Seniences; S3o per month in advance. lnauirr pt1
o St NV iyIS 81.
tSoR RFNT-142 5TH ST. CORNER OF II. To
4 private family; four-story Dwelling, IL rpms.
nod- lnI's- nj $50 per month Inquire Of A. EBEk-
Ii, $40 9Th ST nls-.n-
IcOR RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE 500 ST NV:
Il pay window ~ 70 story xnd basement, = rooms and
pan, latrobes. range, &c. Inquire at eo2 Mssss-
chusetts ave. NV. tyls-lw'
1SoR RENT-62o ST. NE: SIX LARGE ROOMS.
= BATH aud cellar in splendid ne:shborhood, near
JONES. 409 ST. Sc MS 81
EoR RENT-sis PER MONTH 1905 NEW
\ hampshreave NV; brick house d rooms and hath;
modern improvements. good condition. Also for Sl6
per month: 1909 18th st. brick house. and
oAln modern improy elnents-
tyls-3t THos. F. wAaaAMAN. Aren't.
ISoR RENT-ALaRGE NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
dwellings, for rent in all parts Of GeoryetcwIl, at
reduced rates. Apply at once TO JOHN J. BOGUE.
Real Estate Agent. l2ol 32d St. aeorvetown, h c.
jyl6-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18

BELTS HAVE DROPPED
We don't want a Belt in stock July 30 We
think you will be glad to rid us of them at these
prices.
Colored Canvas Belts. dropped from 1Oc to
&c each.
Alligator Belts, Black and Tan, dropped from
23r. to 1jc. each
Black Leather Belts, dropped from 3Oc. to
Poe. each.
main floor, back, center tablet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

IcOR RENT-HANDsoMELy FURNISHED ROOMS
4e st bay S in sssh the board
delightful location. ty1S-3t'
EoR RENT-1322 ST, FIRST FLooR-PAR-
lor. BEDROOM dining-rooln and kitchen nicely fur
ssn sH or
EoR RENT-ROoMs-PART WANTING ROOMS
tune si by calling se" Room Agency as
+ st. information free. D. RAMEX. iy3 jws
ECR RENT-Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
floor; north and south exposure: very cheap to 20 ID
parties. lilo Fat. Nl5-:,i'
lrOR RENT THREE UNFINISHED AND TWO
light housekeeping convenient TO three lines
with aud bath attached. 10 st NV. ~ l6.:st'
EoR, RENT-yERY PLEASANT. NICELY FUR
gentlemen. Cali at 1 40 Sth st W. between aud
NOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS, SECOND
able. 322 ST. Nl6-@.
VCOR RENT-FuRNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
Il Rooms; bay windows i'll every room; corner house;
X at. NV. iy15-1w.
Furnished and Unfurnshed Rooms elevated. COOL and
delightful location: no children. jy153t'
(NoR RENT-IN A DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHoOD
able for light housekeeping Terms moderate, family
and sp Apply 1855 18Th
ECoR RENT-172O ST NV, LARGE. HAND
! some communicating Rooms, second floor: board
Il desired; gentemen preferred one square west of
FOR RENT-FuRNIsH 1Js AND UNFINISHED
Large light. and airy Prices reasonable Transient
THE cL1NT"s H6Tst $50 s sna Sec ses 7sh
strs.t st. n n W Main Ia, entrance ssG ~ st.
street 5rfS qIGF ( f'' of the city
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. NusuAL ADVANTAGES.

SEATON PERRY
tSuccessor to PERRY Il BROrHEH,.
PRIOR To TAKING ANNUAL INVENTORY OF
STOCK rs OFFERING UNUSUAL ADyANT-
AGES" IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
EXCLUSIVE STYLES" IN FINEST FRENCH SAT.
"RAKE bAkGAINs" IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
EMBRoIpEkEb '!Spi2 II PoSaEk. EfAMINE, BA-
risT I A H NULL ROBES, AT GREATLY RE-
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND COLORED
SURAHS, SATIN RHADAMES AND 0ROS-
BIScR sS f1s AT ASR aSp
I sEfSAL1 FRisy At s1 ~ sGiv INV
BRELLAs. SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS.
100 PIECES FINEST QUALITY PRINTED BA.
xr TWlsTEs at 1nHc; FORMER PRICE LOG;
SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY.
EH sCaAc IHSGG}HNGGEMENTs% IN ISpIA GRINK4EA
ALL-wOoL sEAGEs FOR MOUNTAIN HABiTs.
AND CRICKRT CLOTHs FRoM 800 To al 30
NEW ALLcWOOL SUMNER BLANKETS.
"Hf HFR, NAk EIam Of SAUZE AND SUMNER
NoxE4hTkhES IN HOSIERY. HANDKERCHIEF
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT pRrcEs
6EATON PERRY.
PKlnY BunpnA
r....,,.s Psnnsyivsnia svs.. col. 9th st
EsaoEshed 1S4O- jyl0
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-ONE OR TWO OR ROOM HOUSE s
w in n section on small cash down and monthly
payments Give fll psrticu ars relative "a price and
location. Price S5 900 TO 1000. Address TANNER
HARMON. Washington, ID. c. jyls-3t'
WANTED-DIRECr FROM owNERS-HOUsES
w and Lots in all sections of the city to cell
to responsible parties Any property placed in our
hands Will be literally advertised at our expense
je1s-1m' GREEN CUNNINGHAM. 1905 ST.
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at
pense Rents collected. Estates n1anaxed Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON,
je13 1913 ST., Adjoining sun Building
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The GRAsp "Isvrsronr. SALE

is meeting with considerable attention, and de-
servedly 50. for never before have such desra-
bic. seasonsble goods sold for so little. This is
the second week. and opens under most auspi-
cious circumstances characterizing, as it does,
the Offering Of unprecedented bargains in
strictly seasonsble goods, well worth taking ad-
vantage of.
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FINAL MARK DOWN IN PARASOLS
With desire to entirely close out our stock
of Parasols before stock taking, July 80 we
have made another mark down. representing
the greatest reduction ever named on these de-
sirsble goods.
All Parssois that were f5c, 81, s12O, and
81 -25, go down to soc. each
All Parasols that were s15O 81 SO, and az,
go down to 81 each.
All Pafasols that were a3 and 80 SO, go down
TO 81 each.
go down to $3.50 each.
ALI Parasols that were &4.5O, 30, and s5. so,
go down to SO each
All Parasols that were Is, $3.50, s6, and
$3.50, go down to % 90 each
evWe consider additional comment unneces-
sary.
MAIN aoor)
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MIDSUMMER BAaeArss
Beins DESTROYS Of closing out our stock Of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY
mere Is sun demand for it, we oer Entire
SUCK ss greatly reduced prices
4ha n J. HUNT
1909 street NV.
SHADE HATS for Watering places . speciality. ,yIs
Fon ConroRr
oenuemen can wear nothing that IL more 20 than
'seonee Drawers. New lot opened this morning. Csc
per pair. All sizes.
". s. TEEL.
nio 935 Pa ave.
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LACES PUNCHED TO CLOSE
We have made three lots of our stock of
Laces, and in order to dispose of them imme-
diateiy quote the following reductions:
Lot 1-Colored Oriental Laces White and
Beige Oriental and Colored Wash Iaces. Sold
heretofore at 30, Sc. and 10c. per yard.
Choice of this lot DC. per yard.
Lot 2-White Oriental, Colored Cotton Laces,
Machine-made Torcbons, and Black French
Laces. Sold heretofore at liz and 15c. per
yard.
Choice Of this lot 1Oc. per yard
Lot 3-2 inch Colored Lace Nets. in brown,
navy and cardinal. odd pieces of silk Laces, i'll
white. beige and black. Sold heretofore at :35,
40 and soc. per yard.
Choice of this lot 2Jc. per yard.
In addition to the above lots we offer other
odd pieces of Desirable Laces at proportionately
reduced prices.
Main floor; center table,
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CREAM DRESS GOODS AT HALF

CREAM DRESS GOODS AT HALF
We think buying Cream Dress Goods at half
price Will De enough appreciated to cause their
instant disposal.
Cream ATWOOD Boucle and Canvas Suitinrs
dropped from DC. to 81 tac. per yard.
We also oiier ~ Cut Pieces Of Desirable ALL
Wool Dress Goods in Pin-strpes, Checks, Mix
Sures, and clearinghouse stripe. Variety of
light. seasonable colors. Dropped from 81 to
soc. yer yard
II Center table; at main entrance. The
table must be cleared before July 80. stock
taking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18

While the Postmaster General Is doing his sum .
ner thinking In preparation for his winter cam.
paign. he might address his mind to the sub,ec,
N an international special delivery system. II
arrangements could be made with all the coun-
ines In the postal union 10 provide for the instant
oenSery OF letters bearing particular stamp IL
would be great convenience TO the business COM
munity. At all events, our immediate nelohbors
on the north and south might be brought into a
convention OF this sort with marked ADVANTAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18

III WI. 9UIND0N. 92l ST. N. w.. WHOSE
AZ house MAS partially destroyed by ire desires TO
TO bis many friends aud patrons and to the
generally that he has repaired aud refurnished
nis place, aud Will be pleased to SEE theu A large
ssock OF wines and liquors of all kinds, and good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18
KANGAROO

Will cost twenty five cents extra or 81 pair or
course we nave In stock kind and style Of Shoe
TOT man, woman and child that is worth buying or
wearing. We keep no trash. but we wish to particu-
larry draw your attention to the Shoes we've lust men,
Toned They good, honest values they are season.
aoie they are stylish They such as we can highly
recommend
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You ARE CORDIALLY INVITED To
ATTEND

You ARE CORDIALLY INVITED To
VICTOR f. ADLER'S
ANNUAL RED-LETTER SALE.
Commencing MONDAY, July Is,
Areauctjon e Fl Ter fer Per Cent all
Mems, c Yonth ts, Boys and Chill
areh' i5 5siss T Ioss, mf foss.
Nevertheless we are always cheer
s T. sse #
Mems Cashmere Suits $3.50:
Blue ' cheE Ps s ssh Us less aet es
Per Per, cent sn,s 81 81 - Me- Mems ,s Gray Che
s5.ss. Mems Dark Nj Mixed I'd suits suit;
Stems DARK brown TSa Cas- Cass. s SHIFTS,
RED btisv ten t Rss t tse fsSpls are RED
I5 sIIE entitled T E = 1 SFSrr1rs IEiER
lief We inausurated the Annual
w RED LETTER SALES.
REGULAR lar pr prices and then on Inc
WI SII md marked N EEb. bo sS%
suits st Strictly ii t al WOOL, s51a' G less
~ strictly all ali wool ' Checks. s su
4 81: Il s hHR
-. That their Red Letter
Day. Now We propose that THE
PEOPLE shall have theirs much
to the discontinue and chagrin
OF BOmbLstes Co., who. with the
blandest of smiles, will show you
an article and swear that II il not
damaged particle. But wear 1t
q week, then you'll find you've
RED been beat by Brag, Buster L RED
LETTER Blower, of lower Seventh Street LETTER
SALE. Therefore it the better SALE
policy to let the Valley severely
alone and come up little higher,
to Seventh and Massachusetts
avenue for instance, and PATRON
iZe
OLD RELIABLE,
Whose very name is the synoym
of victory.
Children's Suits SO: less ten
per cent, $lSO. Chifdrens Suits
$2.50. less ten per cent, 1925
Chdren's suits g. less ten per
cent, $40. Childrens Suits
RED $40, less ten per cent, ell 90. RED
LETTER Mems Working Suits % 90, less IETTER
SALE ten per cent, &351. SALE
VICTOR F. ADLERS
TEN TER CENT CLOTHING
HO1SE,
927 and 929 9TH Street N. W..
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRIOR
jyB Open Saturday until IL p m.
1T
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An attempt to corner the prune market has
ended In disaster TO It's authors, and all OF the
world VINO were not In the Job win shout a graft
ned amen! The losses OF the bull syndicate are
vAriously estimated at from half million to three
quarters Of a million dollars This money has
u course, gone somewhere, and the chances are
that II has passed into hands where IT will be put
TO better uses than In those Of the rich specula-
lorA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18

IL Is perhaps fortunate for themselves that the
friends OF General Boulanger did not make them
selves disagreeaoly conspicuous In Thursdays
celebration In Paris. Not only would they have
been severely handled on the spot, but the prompt
ness Of their suppression would have had a dis
heartsning eject upon their party throughout the
country. The government appears to have been
prepared for Q demonstration, and perhaps NOT
wholly free nom disappointment that its prepare
tons were made In vain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18

Nj. Beecher always denied that he ever said the
weather was as hot as the anecdote credits him
WITH pronouneing IT. But when tropical wave.
IKE the one now with Us. comes to give the story
an AR OF reasonaoleness and easy credibility the
tendency among the newspapers to reprint the
c0ntradicted slauder seems irresistible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-18
PREpARAroRY To EsLAxe1se.

Within few weeks we shall lose, owing to
the taking down Of west wall. great deal of the
counter and shslf- room we now have. Aswe
have not had since the opening Of the store
half room enough. it does not require much
calculation to show that our stock must be re-
cuced to less than half its present size there
fore sweeping reductions will be made through.
out the entire stock. thus Offering purchasers
such an opportunity a. we think never before
occurred. inaslnueh a. our stock il not the accu.
mutation OF years. but IL entirely nav and fresh.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
IVA 434 SEVENTH STREET.
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INVENTORY MARK-DOwN IN WHITE GOODS
We make it a point TO close out each seasons
merchandise while in seasop that customers
may reap the fuli benefit of all reductions.
We take account of stock July 3Oth, hence,
from now till then, prices will be dropped right
and left.
The balance of our Stock of Fine Imported
White India Linens. which have been selling
at 3IH, 4O. A.. and Acc. per yard: will be Of
fered at the uniform price of 2jc. per yari.
Such reduction on Fine Imported White
Goods, which will be equally desirable next
season, was never before heard Of
Also, IL pieces of 3O-n L cru Striped Persian
Lawns. Fine Sheer Quality. Dropped from lSc.
to l21c. Per yard. genuine stock taking bar
gain.
{Basement)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
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EoR REM

t.WR RENT
Il f22 tn ST. sw. Or, $40 St s.w. Or, W -. SOS
% W aid g.....- SIC. 80 35s, ST. s.w., Or. ".
"l4 "a ST he Or, W and IT,: 1870
anu e-- 10 30 33f Nj st. s.w.. Or. water ,
"a 81 sw Or, w 1880 % 9th st ", 6r.,w. l.
SuS IN ST. sw, Or, los 49, st s.w., 10
d 81 W, 4r--........s.S41 ID st. W. 20
III Del. v. W., Ar g SO Cor 9th aid { SITS Sc
Cor. and K SITS sw 3Ol store and dwelling 25
l2o NJ stsw., Dr.. W.. lOl
tylo-5t' C. H. PARKER, Cor ~ and SITS g.. W.
froR RENT-FINE NEW RESIDENCE on ST.
near 2uth. 10 rooms, modern beautiful wood msn-
Il :, plate glass. mirrors &c only go. Delightful
summer home on Stouehton, 4th st hieh
ana heathy IL larFe rooms. overlooking city: very
cheap ~u small bricks, rooms. on st.. 9th,
sbo JNO. BOWLES co, 1921 st. jyl6-2t
FoR RENT SIS PER MoNTH-NTCE SIX ROOM
L frame III Mt. Pleasant; gas and water.
CHAS 4. BANES
lylO-bt sos = ST. n
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REMNANTS Go TINS WEEk.
". ". BURpETTE & co.

viii retire from business in few days and this week
they will offer $4,000 worth of Remnants Odds and
Ends of Every Description, at 4 their value.
The balance of their immense stock will be sold 1t
less than prime cost
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[NOR RENT
Choice Houses with all mod: imrs. 225 ST. ne,
new double house, rooms. S35: SIS Spruce ST.. lie
Droit Park new house, with large lot, s32 so. GIG
lass ave ne, beautiful house 10 rooms and stable,
$50; 2l2l Boundary ST.. house. 3 rooms, $50:
81, spruce st. lie Broit Park room cottage 81 so
40 9TH ST. me-. rooms d stable, only a25; 1l3 =
81 NV, u rooms, go. 21OS 14th nv u rooms
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As summer heat dog days, and hydruphopia are
closely connected, though probably without good
reason, In the public mind. the magnificent and
deserved advertisement Of Pasteur furnished by
the report OF the British hydrophobia commission
comes 1T timely season. III innoculation can
remove the horrors OF hydrophobia, or, by Its use
before the bite from a rabid animal has been re-
ceived, protect the system and render harmless
subsequent Infection, much OF the hopeless terror
which has attended the appearance or the pros
pect OF this dreaded disease will be removed.
Pasteur will rank among the worlds greatest dis
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Pleasant home on pike convenient 10 Silver Spring
and fenwlck Stations rooms and pantry front side
en- rear gorches; select shade trees choice
iruit and flowers. barn. Sc. beautiful site $4,000
Tor Sate-Beautifnl Ilace of 10 Acres hbove Presi-
and healthy. $4,000.
For sale-That beautiful place of l3s acres u
miles from Alexandria. good dwelling splendid
water barn, outbuildttIgs, all couVenieices tno
eit trees pest varieties and other Irnts soil
fence: to immediate purchaser 81, 500
wanted TO trade for city property asOoI farm Of l
ssrss, buildings, aunt &c. on Metropolitan Branrh
difference, IL - ~